Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-07-22

guest of Miss Lucy Rodgers, Of Harrison
burg.
Miss Stuart Mcclure spent several days
in the country last week.
Dr.. II. IL. Henkel, Of Stanton, and his
father-in-law, Judge Thomas Turney, Of
Cameron, Mo, were in New Market last
week.
Mrs. Theadglll and Miss Mollie Jones,
of Lyaehburg, are visiting Miss Minnie
Bumgardner.
Mrs. Judge Turney, of Comeron, Mo-,
is visiting Ter daughter, Mrs. Dr.. Halter
Henkel, OF Stanton.
Mr.. ". Il. GrComs, of Fishersville, who
was paralyzed about year ago, is now
lying dangerously Ill at his residence in
that place. His many friends have 70
hope Of his recovery.
Miss Cassie NJ. uoge, Of Baltimore. is
spending the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
John B. Hoge,
Miss Fannie Tannehill, of this city, is
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Harrisonburg Esprit :" John Wallace
ESQ.,, spent few days with his family in
our city this week. Wallace still makes
good councilman, let the trouble be what
it may. He is still citizen of Harrison
burg.
MIR. W. W. Slower was in town few
days this week.
Miss Cornelia May, of Staunton, is wis.,
iting the family of DR.. Wills, at Treyil-
ian's Louisa county.
Mr.. Geo. S. IIlghtner, who is now living
on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, is Wis
iting his father, Hon. A. B. Lightner, of
this county.
Mr.. Robert G.. Paris, of Situation, who
has been stationed at Roanoke for some
time in the interest of the Inter-States
Life Association, arrived at home a few
days ago.
Mrs. Sallie J. Haines, wife of Mr.. Wal
ter Haines, Birmingham, Ala, Is visiting
friends il THIS conntv
Mr.. Wren. Trammell, who has been a
resident of Staunton for two years, left
Monday for visit to Harrisonburg. Win
chester and Loudoun county. He is a
piano-tuner and performer of ability.
Miss Eva Hite. of this county, is visit
ing friends in Br1dgewater.
Mr., and Mrs. Hoover. of the county, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Jordan,
Franklin, W. Va.
Sheriff T. r. N. Speck, has returned
from flying visit to Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Hunter, who was a teacher
IN the Virginia Female Institute at Staun-
ton, last session, has been visiting her
brother at Covington, KY, and is now at
home in Warrenton. Va.
MISS Sallie Arbogast, Of the Greenville
neighborhood, is visiting her brother, Mr..
J. Arbogast, of Monterey, Highland coun-
ty.
Mrs. Samuel Sullenberger has returned
from this city, where she has been receiy-
ing medical treatment, to ner home in
Monterey, much improved.
Col. Thos. Gordon is in Campbell
county.
Mrs W. E. Craig and mother are at
Old Point.
Judge Hudson's family IS at Rockbridge
Alum.
Mrs. G. E. O'Rork. of Richmond, is
spending some time with her brOther-in-
law, Lit. David O'Rork,
Misses Janet and Floren CO Burnett and
Miss -- Mccoy, of Staunton. are Wis
iting at North Garden, Albemarle.
1t is stated that Rev. j. I. Miller, of
Luray, has been offered the place of Prin-
cipaI of the Staunton Female Seminary,
but declined it.
Mrs. J. X. Smith, of Fredericksburg, is
visiting her parents in this county,,
Judge Bryan, Of Baltimore, who is we'll
known in Staunton, his family having re-
sided here several years ago while educat-
ing their children, was swindled out of
SIS last week by the change" scheme. He
had taken train for Virginia.
Rev. G. G. Merryman, of Greenville. as
sisted in a religious meeting at Natural
Bridge last week.
Miss Marie Chard aud brother, of
Brooklyn, who have been visiting the
family of Mr.. Fl. D. Peck, left for home
Tuesday afternoon last.
Rev. Percy G. Esom, a native of Nelson
ounty, and formerly pastor Of Fulton
Baptist church, Richmond, but now of
Stanford, KY, arrived this week for
months visit to his relatives and friends
in Virginia. In this city he was the guest
of Rev. DR.. Nelson.
Capt. Jas. II. Waters, our worthy Chief
of Police, left yesterday On the B. u 0.
for New Jersey and Pennsylvania, where
he will spend about ten day visiting
friends and relatives. lie is a very faith
full officer and We wish him pleasant
trip
Mr.. john Fielder, Of Sears fill, who is
a police officer about the g. & 0. r. Il.
depot and yards, has recovered from an
attack of measles. Mrs. Fielder is now
confined to her bed by sickness.
Maj. B. Z. Bagby went to Roanoke
Wednesday.
MI Jno. W. Campbell went to Green
vile on visit to his mother, last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. M. S. Dobbins aud Miss Minnie,
her daughter, Of Charlottesville, paid a
short visit to Mrs. J. w. Dabney the latter